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From Gustin:
A deep indigo warp is paired with a rare gunmetal weft to take this classic Japanese denim to the next level.

Gustin jeans made from sanforized raw selvedge denim from one of the finest mills in Japan. We love classic denim that dials up the details in just the right way to make the fabric really special. That’s what the Japan Indigo Gunmetal does so well. It starts with a pure, dark inky blue warp. A tight weave gives it a touch more saturation than most denims. You see small neps dotting the surface as well, giving the fabric even more character. There is a nice fuziness to the surface with adds a cool vintage appeal. Instead of the standard white weft, this style has a gunmetal grey color. It’s a subtle detail, but really cool if you choose to cuff this denim. A white ID finishes it off. All this complexity for only $79.

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WHEN YOU APPROACH AN INDUSTRY FROM A TOTALLY NEW ANGLE, YOU CAN DO SOME PRETTY COOL THINGS.

We use crowdsourcing to line up supply and demand for every product we make. This creates zero waste cycle and we return the savings to you. Our formerly $205-$269 selvedge jeans now start at $81. A $200 Japanese cotton Oxford button down is now only $69.
Gustin Selvedge Denim

Former Retail Price $205 – $269

Crowdsourced Price from $74

CROWDSOURCED FASHION

Artisan quality, classic American garments at true wholesale prices

NO WASTE = RADICAL VALUE
You help us line up supply and demand every single time. Crowdsourcing is the mechanism we use to let you tell us what to make. Without inventory piling up in a warehouse and wasteful marketing campaigns to convince you to buy what we already made, there is tremendous efficiency. We pass that savings back to you. Unlike other brands that cut out the middle-man but keep the savings, you’re getting boutique quality at true wholesale. We know because we used to sell through high-end retail.

FASHION WILL NEVER BE THE SAME
YOUR CLOSET WILL NEVER BE THE SAME
CLASSIC AMERICAN STYLE PERFECTED.

Modern, tailored fits around iconic styles: denim, khakis, button downs. The foundation for a man’s closet.
The finest American, Japanese, and Italian fabrics are used, sparing no expense.
We do not cut corners on construction, crafting everything the right way, only in the United States.

I’m a little surprised at your customer service comments because I don’t see how you can return jeans when they are in limited order quantities. every pair is accounted for so if you are returning a pair then who’s pair are you getting in return. it sounds like they are accommodating you because you are a professional reviewer. that’s the problem with paid reviewers. they have a different experience than the general public.

Im a bit confused being new to this type of denim, and maybe its just technicalities.. But i was under the impression that Selvedge just meant the type of loom that is used, and typically refers to a better hem, which generally speaks to higher quality. But a lot of what you are referring to in the video speaks to Raw… Are selvedged jeans always raw, or could they be mutually exclusive?

Hey TK, u wear 30 in vanity size, and you first ordered a gustin 31 but said the legs were loose but was the 31 gustin size good in the waist? Because u then ordered a gustin 29 and said it was small. So then you reordered the slim and got a 32? Was the first pair too tight in the waist? Or was it not tight enough in the waist? Or what made you go from 31 to 29 then 32?
I have a 34 inch waist, meaning I should get a 34. But you getting a 32 makes me hesitate. Thanks.